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Tell her to back up so I can get out the car. TELL HER TO BACK UP. TELL HER TO BACK UP SO I CAN GET OUT THE CAR. >> THIS IS WHAT WE'RE DOING. >> TELL HER TO BACK UP. I KNOW WHAT I'M THIS IS WHAT I'M DOING. TELL HER TO BACK UP SO I CAN GET OUT THE CAR for y'all. >> She's backed up enough. Step up. >> I'm going to step out. >> go for it. >> Move. >> Police stop a man for a red light violation and demand his license, registration, and insurance. After he shows them, officers suddenly claim the license is fake and order him out of the car. Knowing his rights, he challenges their authority and asks for a supervisor until the situation ends with a ticket. >> [laughter] >> Show it to me in my hands. >> No, I'm not presenting you [ __ ] I'm going to display it to you. Anything else you need? >> Do you have insurance? >> Yes, I do. >> get your insurance card and your registration, please? >> Write the ticket. Go ahead. I ain't giving you [ __ ] I can display it to you. If you got a problem with it, let me know. I did your job. Don't scare me like that. You just [ __ ] aired me. So? DON'T DO >> [laughter] >> STOP, MAN. >> SIR, STOP reaching for stuff. >> I'm trying to get you that [ __ ] license. [ __ ] out of here, lady. >> She got her hand on her gun. >> Stop reaching for anything. >> No, you It's not fake. It's not fake. >> I don't know about it if you don't present it to me. >> Hey, this lady say my driver's license is fake. Stop knocking on my window. >> You want to step out? You're more than welcome to. >> All right, I'll step out. Thank you. >> Unlock the door. >> Hey, back up some. >> No. >> I ain't getting out then. >> Okay. >> Hey, she won't let me child and Benjamin. >> Sir, unlock your door. >> I'm talking to you. >> Your doors. >> Let me talk to your sergeant. Give me your sergeant. >> No. >> Give me your sergeant, man. >> when you go to county jail. >> I'll go to county jail later. >> Okay, let's go. Open the door. >> Oh, you arrested me? >> Yeah, actually this is arrestable. You're failing to present me your driver's license. >> Hey, I showed you my driver's license on your camera. >> And you failed to stop at a stop sign. >> Okay, a stop sign. Okay, first of all, I You say I failed to stop at a stop sign, correct? >> No. So >> Did you just say that? Did you just say I failed to stop to a stop sign, correct? Yes or no? >> Yes, but it's a red light. >> Okay, it's a red light violation. It's a ticket, ma'am. Stop acting like you're so aggressive. I'm complying with everything you asked me to, lawfully. >> of the vehicle, sir. >> Okay, back up some, then. >> Huh? >> Back up some. >> Okay, let's go. >> More. >> I back up. No, I'm good right here. >> No, I I The door won't slam over. >> No, it's not. >> Come on. Tell her to back up so I get out the car. TELL HER TO BACK UP. >> UH-UH. >> TELL HER TO BACK UP SO I GET OUT THE CAR. >> THIS IS WHAT WE'RE DOING. >> TELL HER TO BACK UP. AIN'T NO WHAT I'M THIS IS WHAT I'm doing. TELL HER TO BACK UP SO I CAN GET OUT THE CAR for y'all. >> She's backing up. Step up. >> I'm going to step out. >> go for it. >> Move. >> Why are you scared of me? >> Cuz you got a gun on you. You talking about pulling it on me. >> They all have guns, too. >> Just just step out. >> I'm going to step out. Tell her to back up, son. >> Let's go. Open the door. >> Let me grab my license. >> No, it's good right there. I'll get it later. >> Uh-uh, I don't want you in my car. Embarrassing that she she she unprofessional. >> Let's switch uniforms. You can tell me how to do my job. >> Hell yeah, I can tell you how to do your job. I I I tell you what to do. >> No. >> I'm your boss. >> No. >> What was that? >> I'm a citizen. >> Let me get >> I'm a citizen. >> with your taxes? >> I pay tax taxes, yes. >> I'm I'm you do. >> Well, of course. >> I'd love to drive a Beamer, too. >> Uh you might got one already. Ask me is I'm on probation or parole. >> [laughter] >> Nobody here. Is your mama on probation or parole? >> Is your mama on probation or parole? >> Is your daddy on probation or parole? Is your kids on probation or parole? >> See, my kids are not cuz I keep them by example. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I don't >> You don't teach them. They going to see the [ __ ] that you do. You ain't right. You ain't right. None of y'all sheriffs is right. Y'all wrong. We don't need y'all in this community. >> Yeah, act right, Terry. Why don't you act right? >> That's not my name, [ __ ] >> sad for your kids. >> What's your name, sir? So, you give me false information? >> I know it's >> What you just said? Repeat yourself. >> Is that false information that you're giving me? >> Check this out. >> Whose driver's license is that if that's not you? >> What's your mama's name? >> It sounds ridiculous. >> I know. You sound ridiculous calling me some other name. Terry is not my name. How about that? >> What's your name? >> I don't answer questions. >> Here, you're with this? You like to deal with this type of man? You like this as an example for your children? >> Hey, I'm good. I'm a good man. You won't You You probably ain't even got no man. You probably beat your man, huh? You probably beat your wife, too, huh? Hey, can y'all believe this? >> It's the car. >> Why y'all want to get me out the car if this is the ticket? >> You're being detained. >> Okay, I'm I'm cool with that. >> All right, just step out. >> I don't want to step out. >> Let me see your driver's license. [clears throat] >> All right, can I get it? >> You dropped it. >> Can I get it for you, Maro? >> No, no, no, no. You're going to step out. >> Why? >> We don't feel comfortable. >> I don't feel comfortable, either. >> I UNDERSTAND THAT. >> HEY, STOP DOING THAT [ __ ] that you did to kids the first time. It's right here. Everything is right here. You already knew who I am. >> I don't know who you are. >> You just said it. >> I'm just going off of this. >> This is true. This is me. >> be anybody. This It be anybody. So, just step out, open the door, step out, we could do our job, and you'll be on your way. >> Put a gun on me fight over here. Hey, >> He just got out. >> He just got out because y'all scared him. >> Really, that small? That small? >> He just got out. He just got out, swear to god. >> HE COULD GET OUT OF THIS in a street that small? >> He just got out. He smart. He smart. >> Do you remember the situation? >> Is your mom in child endangerment? You hear this [ __ ] talk about some my tickets so I can get out, man. >> Sir, if I can have you sign this ticket, your ticket date for court is going to be uh March 2022, and you just sign this. You're not admitting guilt, you're just promising to appear. >> I like girls. She was mean to me. >> [laughter] >> Thank you, of course, Tracy. >> I'll see your ass, too. >> Give me some overtime. Thank you. >> I'm still overtime. I'm sorry, get out of my way, man. Get out of my way. >> Encounters like this are a reminder that traffic stops can escalate fast when emotions take over. Understanding your rights is important, but staying calm and handling the situation the right way can make all the difference. Record the interaction, protect yourself legally, and let the courts deal with the rest. If you think more people should see conversations like this, make sure to subscribe, like the video, and leave a comment to help spread awareness.
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